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b2948kevin · 07-13-2011, 12:23 PM

Thanks guys! Keep the replies coming, I was starting to think nobody was interested in this one...

I plan to have the bumper painted that the grill and headlight assembly in primer by end of day today at least.

I definitely plan to sell the seats. I am hoping I can get a good price for them.

The Light Drift Sand is really close to the original color. It's probably a touch more to the silver side than the original, but I think it looks pretty good. It sure freshens the cab up a lot!

Chevyrestoguy, you're right about the PO and the doors. He really had his way with them. I am thinking I want to hang on to these ones for now because of the matching paint, but if I ever decide to repaint it, I'll ditch them for some nicer ones. Meanwhile, I am thinking about just screwing in a cover over the cutouts.

07-13-2011, 12:23 PM	#17
b2948kevin Registered User Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Bellevue, WA Posts: 304	Re: Project: 1966 Stepside LWB Thanks guys! Keep the replies coming, I was starting to think nobody was interested in this one... I plan to have the bumper painted that the grill and headlight assembly in primer by end of day today at least. I definitely plan to sell the seats. I am hoping I can get a good price for them. The Light Drift Sand is really close to the original color. It's probably a touch more to the silver side than the original, but I think it looks pretty good. It sure freshens the cab up a lot! Chevyrestoguy, you're right about the PO and the doors. He really had his way with them. I am thinking I want to hang on to these ones for now because of the matching paint, but if I ever decide to repaint it, I'll ditch them for some nicer ones. Meanwhile, I am thinking about just screwing in a cover over the cutouts.